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ESMO-EANM Virtual Advanced Course on Diagnostic and Therapeutic Applications of Nuclear Medicine in Oncology 2021

16 - 17 Jul 2021

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Slides and webcasts from all ESMO Advanced courses are open to all, ESMO Members and free ESMO Account holders, according to the presenters' agreement to release them. ESMO thanks the authors for their generosity.

The use of these presentations is for personal educational purposes only.

Meeting programme Next/upcoming meetings
Learning objectives
  • To get an updated analysis of the diagnostic and therapeutic applications of nuclear medicine in oncology
  • To provide a knowledge of principles of both nuclear medicine modalities and systemic oncologic therapies in end-term trainees and specialists in oncology and nuclear medicine
  • To provide an educational framework for in-depth analysis of the combined diagnostic/therapeutic strategies (theranostics) in oncology and scientific interaction between oncology and nuclear medicine experts

This event has been supported by an unrestricted educational grant from Advanced Accelerator Applications, a Novartis Company.

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